The evening world. Newspaper, February 26, 1909, Page 4

ROOSEVELT BORN AFIGHTER, SAYS MIKE DONOVAN Would Have Been Champion in Arena, Middleweight Says in Book. Rl TuSmeIN HIS BLOOD.” “He's a Tough Man, Hard to Hurt and Harder to Stop,” Prof. Mike T @leweicht of book entitled Frof, Donovan oosevelt come ead of to the iD is $27 New York papers combi Girl-Wife Who Ki illed Husband and Was Acquitted by a Jury WGISTRATE FH “URGES REFORMS. POLICE COURTS AGROSS ATLANTIC Adriatic in Communication | eof Magistrates, es," excluding market re- ——_ a@nd quotations. | From Feb, 17 until Feb, %, the Adrt- Magistrate Fitch, of Queens horough, was !n communication with the to-day gave many Interest! oni station at Clifton, Ireland— > ‘ommiss! eh ts tn st wireless sending station In the Page Commission which {s Invest a Heenalne sation iy By es had the Clifton station and Cape the American long-distance Mar- station, at the same time. From Adriatic received her re- Cape Cod station, { the spe points to | rope. gating the minor courts, Incidentally | | the activities of the Commisston left the ¢, Borough of Queens for the day without ) i of the Commission thi of Que re provid WISE FLATBUSHERS GET OFFAL LT Board of Estimate Blocks Plar to Have Shacks Bought by the City, agic alon It was e would JOBS FOR M’ CARREN MEN. Metz Hands Pluma to Leaders of Brooklyn Districts, ee Which the Bears in Attack Fail to Weaken, vw ks u ko. Lyneh, ranks before henchman BULLS BOOM WHEAT “SFA he the annual bail of e May Carried up to 11734 in ic and fal Club, (ti Teas Chicago Market, Best Price ince Gates Campaign. com: ihe n the el and the A Phe Closing Prices, n be preserved toa goo. e, Do you‘ " i he expense of your °s counter,” you should— es regularly exam- y oculis Our examinations are con- ut charge by ho are regis- ded, $1 up, WH Hons” OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS, 54 East 25d Street, near Fourth Ave 54 West 125th Street, near | enox Ave 442 Columbus Avenue, 8 stand 82dSts iy 76 Nassau Street, near Joha Street 489 Fulton Street, BROOKLYN, Opposite Abraham & Straus's, OLD PEOPLE Out of Sorts NEED POANAT IS, something is wrong with baby, but we can’t teil s hat it is All mothers recognize the term by the loss of appetite, inclination to sleep, k of interest shown by baby. These 3 of sickness. It may be fever, congestion, Because It Makes Strength. diphtheria, or searlatina. Do not lose a minute. At tha leading Drug Stores 1 Castoria, It will start the digestive organs into 10K FOR THE VINOL 81GN—— ts per open the pores of the skin, carry off the feetid t and drive aw ay the threatened sickness, ze CASH OK CKRDIT, BAY PAYMENTS, se ‘itera Genulne Castorla always bears the signatare of Sy Lthu i wel T wan 0 3 Maiden Lane, Tei, 6867 Cort, | THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1909 WIRELESS “TALKED” TILLMAN WOULD Iman's reso! d, on n I> | Offices and Post i is ts the Senate and reference causing ho dis- | nen not oniy th Clie te Specials for Saturday BAN MESSAGE OF ROOSEVELT AYO (ober ers ° A , | With Two Continents Mousquetaire Kid Gloves (14 button) $1.50 eee | for Seven Davs, | Black, Tan, Gray, Value $2.75, | \ Queens Borough Official Tells | |Asks Senate Whether Paper |] French Kid Gloves (2 clasp) $1.00 | fay By constant communication with land " te 2 a Black, White, Tan. Value S150. the Page Commission About oy arivetess the White Str tiner Aart-| With Uplift Report Should Black Silk Lisle Hose 35c 1 ° n mo f able t >) x ms | Needs. of Minor Tribunals, | nih sides of — GO Through the Mails, Double Soles, Heels and Tors, Value | Ithe Atlante for seven days and (hus Se , | | keop her passengers informed daily of) | || 50 Doz. Fancy Neckpieces 50c WANTS:AN INTERPRETER, |th* wertt's happenings all the way] WASHINGTON, Feb, 8—Senator Til- Linen and Lace Novelties. Value $1.00, a the Atlantle, She !s the firet man to-day Introduced a resolution In- A ; pee line (0 ettompt Wis fonts ng the Senate Committee on Post- | {1 Hand Emb, Linen Waists $3.75 (Suggests, Too, That There! the NiatsoHl CeRtany] raetesrEea 3 OMfices to {nqutratand report whether the | Pure Irish Linen, Value $5,350, \the work of telegrapher, reporter, | recent message of President evelt, * . ont Be an Interborough |eaitor and cirevtator, Eneh day. his| forwarding to ¢ Black Silk Waists : : 3h th) | rvice carrted not less than fours) Homes Commission ould not be ex- Taffetas, Messaline, Peau de Cyqne. Value § e ue es matter im 1) 100 Doz. Fine Lingerie Waists $2. 50 New Spring Modeis, Value $5.75. i French Crepe and Lingerie Waists $7.50 Hand Emb. and lace trimmed. Value $12.50. cussion. Lingerie Dresses $10.50 ‘The reso Dressy, Stylish, Extremely Pretty, Value $15.00, French Linen Suits $18.00 Strictly Tailored, Newest Models é and Colorings, Value $25.00, SPECIAL SALE TO CLOSE 60 House and Street Dresses $14.00 Reduced from $23.00 and $80.00 $17.00 45 Winter Coats $14.00 Reduced from $80.00 and $40.00 18th St. 35 Rain Coats Reduced from $22.50 and $28.00, | Broadway JOHN FORSYTHE R.H. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices, I Biway at 6th Av. 34th to 35th SO, ] 51st Anniversary. Annual Sale of ' China, Glass, Bric-a-Brac, Bronzes, Marbles, Lamps, Housefurnishing Goods, and all related lines, includ- ing Furniture, Carpets, Rugs and Upholstery Goods. ASPEF RFEL LEVE LAN Losey Savings M44 Bow ELY vant block and Br simway Stat Remember our low prices are made possible by the purchase of Diamonds out 0° ordinary trade channels, combined with extreme- ly low operating expenses. An inspection will prove it, All our Jewels are set in new and up-to- date moe ess Men’s Clothing 6th —Men’s Overcoats, including plain black and fane: at $12. 5 weaves; some with military collars; serge eA worsted linings, satin sues 34 to 44 chest measure; not all sizes in eve f Finer Overcoats up to $47. 50, Floor. —Men’s Sack Suits—including fancy cheviots and At $12. 50 worsteds, also black thibets and unfinished worse teds, trimmed with good quality serge; values up to $20.00, Finer Suits up to $24.75, ’ ° Boys’ Clothing "=" Boys’ Overcoats and Reefers, plain colors and mixtures, in Russian, Three-quarter- length Reefers and Long School Overcoats —not all sizes in all styles, but all sizes in some style and ranging Former prices up to $9.74; special at $2.49, rear, from 21% to 17 years. $3.96 and $4.96. Boys’ Knickerbocker Suits, all-wool, cheviot and cassimere, in gray, tan, olive and brown shades; new model, double-bre: two pairs of knickerbockers, fully lined; cut long, and years, at Boys’ Russian and Sailor Suits, made of all-woo! cheviots in res and blue serge; sailor collar trimmed with silk red emblem, and two pairs of bloomer trousers Rc Heties $4.74 uits, of corduroy, rine breast coat ++ $3.74 thocker Trousers, of suiting anehts including corduroy and fancy mixtures in various /79¢ extra "$25.00 i: "$158 | tan or gray mix braid and embre lined throughout; Boys’ Knickerbocker S with or without belts, sizes 7 Boys’ Knick plain blue cheviots, gra colors; sizes 3 to 17 ye ars sizes 2% to 10 years, at. 7 to 16 years, at. ; Special at.. Quality CIES EE Art ertitic Ask Cor it. Open Evenings Till 7. Saturday Titl 10 Mail Orders Filled, marriage Tne. (nquirles Solicited xn Riker O. way! The many good} Those who pur- reports from our [chase ORRINE re- customers, about | port that it does those in whom |the work. Out of they are inter- {the iarge quanti tes of ORKINE we have sold we have never Hegeman Corpora- ested, having dis- continued drinking after ane Mary had But she knew a thing or two, having been to cooking school. Some one said: “Go advertise in The World without delay.” That's exactly what she did, and found a place the self-same day. no work to do, and to her life seemed most cruel; Do World “Situation Wanted” advertisements reach employers? ‘Last vear The World printed 345,462 separate “Help Wanted” a }] ABOUT THREE TIMES the 115,84 in the Herald. INE COSTS ( ee ae 1 “ } j